Settings is where you tune how Worth Radar notifies you and which listings it keeps in front of you. Find it under the account menu.

Slack alerts

Get pinged the moment a high-scoring opportunity is found, so you don't have to watch the dashboard. To set it up:

Turn on Slack alerts.
Paste an Incoming Webhook URL from your Slack workspace (Slack → Apps → Incoming Webhooks). It looks like https://hooks.slack.com/services/….
Set a minimum score to alert on (default 85 = Pursue now), so you only hear about the strongest leads.
Use Save & send test to confirm it reaches your channel.

Each alert includes the recommendation, score, profit figures, and a link straight to the ad. Want matches also alert here (no score threshold — they just need Slack on). Notifications never affect analysis: if Slack is down, it's skipped, not surfaced as a failure.

Push notifications

Prefer a notification on your phone or desktop instead of (or alongside) Slack? Turn on Push notifications to get an alert the moment a high-scoring opportunity is found — no need to keep the dashboard open.

Check Send push alerts for high opportunities and set a minimum score (default 85 = Pursue now), then Save.
Under This device, tap Enable on this device and allow notifications when your browser asks. Repeat on each device you want alerts on (phone, laptop).
For the best experience, install Worth Radar to your home screen (your browser's "Add to Home Screen" / "Install app") — it runs like an app and keeps receiving alerts in the background.

Tapping an alert opens that listing. Like Slack, push never affects analysis — if a device can't be reached, it's skipped (and a stale device is quietly dropped), never surfaced as a failure.

Auto-filter

Automatically hide (or delete) listings that fall below thresholds you set — minimum score, minimum profit, minimum profit-per-hour — so the dashboard stays focused on what's worth your time. You can apply the filter to existing listings too, and lowering a threshold later restores ones that now pass.

Hide sold / removed

By default, a listing confirmed sold or removed stays visible with a badge for a short grace window, then is cleaned up. Turn on Hide sold/removed to drop them from your dashboard immediately (still reachable via "Show all").

Your repair skills

The score charges a generic buyer for any repairs an item needs. But your own skills change that math: a wobbly wooden joint that would cost most people a shop visit costs a carpenter some glue and ten minutes. Check the skills you have (woodworking, electronics repair, appliance repair, automotive, and so on) by tapping their tags, and Worth Radar lowers the estimated repair cost on items in the categories those skills cover — which lifts the expected profit and profit-per-hour, and can move a borderline listing up.

A few things to know. It only discounts repair cost — cleaning, drive time, and selling fees are unchanged, and it never makes a repair free (you still pay for materials and some time). It only touches items in your skill's categories; a carpenter gets no discount on a broken phone. And it's personal to you — the same listing can score a bit higher for someone who can fix it. When a discount is applied, the listing's "Why this score?" breakdown shows it. Select no tags for the standard estimate.